- die by
suicide prior to death. Look up
burdensomeness in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Perceived burdensomeness is the
extent to
which an individual...
- disconnectedness, and when the loss has
implications on one’s family, a
sense of
burdensomeness. Additionally,
people have been
observed to have a
greater propensity...
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denounced the move as the "Crime of 1873",
claiming deflation made
debts more
burdensome for farmers.
Economic turmoil renewed during Grant's
second term. In September...
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Manchester Guardian portra**** the
Northern states as
primarily imposing a
burdensome trade monopoly on the
Confederate States,
arguing that if the
South was...
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abuses and
corruption committed by officials, the
process was slow and
burdensome.
During the year,
authorities indicted and
detained several former high-level...
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factors such as unions,
which made
payroll and
labor burdens excessively burdensome,
discouraged investment, and
favored the
search for new cities. The development...
- Syria, and
incorporating it into its empire. The
Ottoman system was not
burdensome to
Syrians because the
Turks respected Arabic as the
language of the Quran...
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decision making where necessary,
though he
found the
increased security burdensome and
disliked the
extensive ceremonial aspects of the role.
Amongst Major's...
- fact that "people
attach considerable utility to
freedom from
unduly burdensome moral obligations ... most
people will
prefer a
society with a more relaxed...
- for
derivitizing with
acetylating or
alkylation agents,
which can be a
burdensome extra step. LC-MS has been used to
detect a
variety of
agents like doping...
